WHAT IS GREEN JUDAISM? Earn college credit this semester and find out! BHU is offering a course on green Judaism this summer. Judaic - Eco-Consciousness: The Intertwining Connections of Global Environmentalism, Personal Judaism and Daily Actions can be taken for undergraduate or graduate credit. Learn more today. Call 410-578-6900 or bhu@bhu.edu or click here to access the Summer 2008 Registration Form.
SUMMER HEBREW LANGUAGE ULPAN
Evening classes will be held June 2-19 (classes will not be held on June 9 and 10). Register online or call 410-578-6900 for more information.
FIRST ANNUAL ALUMNI RECEPTION
BHU alumni save the date for our first Annual Alumni Reception on Wednesday, May 21, 2008 at 7pm at BHU. RSVP online. If you are not a part of our online Alumni Network, add your information today to receive regular updates!
Baltimore Hebrew University (BHU) is one of the five original colleges of Jewish studies established throughout the late 19th and early 20th centuries in the major Jewish settlements of Baltimore, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, and New York City. The colleges were founded to teach the scientific study of Judaism, bible, Hebrew language, rabbinics and Jewish history and literature to teachers and lay leaders. BHU, originally called Baltimore Hebrew College and Teachers Training School, opened it doors in 1919. Today, nearly nine decades later, BHU stands apart as a leader in the world of Jewish education, graduating more than 20% of the nation’s MA in Jewish Education students studying in a trans-denominational setting. BHU also graduates 15% of the nation's MA in Jewish Communal Service students. These students go on to impact communities across the United States through careers in Jewish family services, federations, community centers, camps, Hillel foundations, and synagogues, or participating on lay boards of local Jewish institutions. BHU’s MA and PhD in Jewish Studies prepare students for academic careers through immersion in Jewish classics as well as comprehension of the scope of the Jewish experience. This experience is carried over into BHU's Lifelong Learning Department, which provides Me'ah (100 hours of learning) classes, ulpan, plays, film screenings, endowed lectures, and numerous other learning vehicles for the discerning adult whose interest in Jewish studies and activities is endless.
Baltimore Hebrew University - 5800 Park Heights Ave Baltimore, MD 21215
410-578-6900 or 1-888-248-7420 -email us at bhu@bhu.edu
BHU is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education,
the Maryland Higher Education Commission and the Ministry of Education of the State of Israel.
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Earn college credit this semester and find out! BHU is offering a course on green Judaism this summer. 
